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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29
Indian Trailer. Af,er Robbers.

The plan of using Yuma Indian trailsrs to catch the robbers who stopped the train at Papago Is a veTy sensible one Of all the Arizona Indians the Yumas are pre-eminent for their ability to follow a trail Give them the starting point, and they will run down a fugitive with the certainty and almost with the speed of a trained bloodhound. So well is this known throughout Arizona that it forms one of the chief checks to escapes from tho territorial prison at Yuma There ias rarely been an escape known oi prisoner who was followed by these tire!css sleuih- hounds -San Erancisc1 ChrlnicIc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Rsfsela I,omo. Deeessed NOTICE IL HEFEHE 1NFS BY THE ~ under. .-neC, a,!l --,ra..- of tha a.tara ot Rafafla ls0mo dec-s=s T.. rr -Na cre-iIto-u of and al pei-. ns having ciaIa.- ugliI .t tha ..i1 Gecsascd. .1 exhib-- them vfth the uec@-..-, vouchers, W.tlin z -r uur h- sf' a- tta E-st publication of this uotlce, Co tho sad al1.ini.- trator at his office. N. 48l couth Msye- street. Tucson. in the sad county of fIua-
 BAENABE kOBLEs Administrator of the Estate of ks's-ia RsaO. deceased.
 Dated at TucsOc, Aug. itn. l--7.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29
A Mn-nan nt DInn.r.

@who are the best companions nt din nerf-
 "Women are almost invariably good com pany, but you should remember never Co waste e good dinner on a womsn. They have
 bsoluisly no idea of the delicaciss and beau ties ot a thoroughly balanced dinner, and the younger they are the less able Ars they to ap- preciate the work of an accomplished chef There is scarcely q woman in New York who woull not rather put on q new gown and eat a wretched dinner amid the splsndor Of Del monico's or the Brunswick than eat a capital dinner e: A lowly restaurant. 4 man, on ;ho other hand, had rather eat a good dinner in a hovel than 6 bad one in palace What the women like is lots of tinsel, gold, cut glass, colored lights, gorse lG5 ices, graceful cham pagno glasses and strains Of music. Give them these things and they don't care rap for the ret. If you take . stupid friend to dinner you stand a very fair chance of having your neal spoiled, unless he Is very old friend II you know him very we'll yea may indulge in long periods of silencc-ias privilege of old frieiidships-and devote your entire attention to the dinner In this case e stupid friend L. often blessing in disyuiss, for 1t is very an moving at times to be obliged to keep up a running fire of small talk when there is moro important business at nd.--SSw York
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29
statl.tIe. Of Infant Mortality.

Professor Albert F. Leeds, of Hohoken, told the chemistry section of the Associaied American Science aGvanccrs that cut of every lO0 infants fei on mothsrs milk statis- ties showed that about die at the end of the first year: out of loo vc; uurssd, lS die, and out of IOO fed on infant fooa' % die He advocated the use of cows milk, diluted Co the s.andari ot human EIilk.-Cisgeland Lealer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29
po,,ov Riggs. who snssched th'

Barney Riggs, who snsiched the ,;stoI from Lopez, is a life conyIoi t,or, C,ebise County. The crime ,o- which he IS imprisoned was the sm mbushing and killing ot Iel,o~ stockman Rgsiost whom he had a gruose' Barney. when a resident of Dos ' soeIss' was well known to the writer, snd morg particularly remembered for quhrIei he once had with bedfeilow who seii onsly objected to Barney getting into neu vith his boots and spurs on. This oo!ec- lion Barney could not appreciate. Any man" he said, "thGt would oolect % iittls thing like that, was d-d hard 70 nIesse. anyway" About five years sincs be married daughter of the second w;,o of E. A. Fay, at one time editof o' tbe Star.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29
The Country is Safe

The Grandmother has sent very good rain and for the summer season has sent fresh Armor's Kansas City pigs feet. family pickled pork, sugar cured ham, breakfast bacon and lard. She has sent another Swiss cheese weigh ing 220 pounds and also 0 carload of Anheuser-Busch lager beer. Prices req sonsble, Warum Dsrum.
 JOSEPH DuRR.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29
SOME FAVORED snor.

noonsaiA Sighs aIs dear b scA - 70 sone the valleys eeep recess; To some the desert is a home, With thoughts to cheer and ioys to bls.x some spot there is, some cherished spos We love all other spots above; and Few so wretched they have not some dearly cherished spot To love.
 John Rourins.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29
Attention. Housekeepers

Among our first arrivals of new goods is sn exquisite line of comforters In exc gant saseen, cretOnre, cbIntz and cam brIc coverings. The ccol weather viii soon be here so come and make your se- lections at
 l., ZECCKESDoRF < Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29

sub.eribe for the WEEKLY CITIZEN It Is thoroughly devoted to ihe inierest' oi'he Couu,yaudIerritory. Price $500 per year, or sI 50 yor six n0nths.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29

Al sWeetlsDd's No. 425 Congress street, Spring Bed Mattresses re paired.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To W. H. smith l.u --e hereby rotiessi that the uuCaral--.i t.. arr..utifsi during the year eudiu- Dr-ar hsr 'I. I--f. o-.s hundred dol lars in tlH -H-f.--alu.. 70 rt- lruuzl ish.i- upon the Ner-s-d -Iirs ..rH.-. 70 lu Inc tir, ster Vilte mIul-- .s..r.rr. ...rfs .f FIuia. Fern tory of Arlgru4l ..t E-,...,.- .- tl- County Re couier's office .s..- V. .1rl uf MIue-, pssyee quired by Sa-.raH -.i -.. Revised stafutss of Tho United o,..--. .. -H.r Iruuorti0n ui the amount -H a- ... s.-.. ... rH fhr undersigned Is lity uoill-- .r st -.r .r LsIr- or ss-Iagns. fan Co CH-fr. HI-. ss.r Frsrr--Irr uf the slc- eNLeudat .I.... .r-".r .'..a after th- prbiica tIon Of lar- Lu..".. -rrr ...s- Iu sand Barr -rt mine Wl.l 'ec,r- t.' ar#-.-f. uf your Cu-ssusr tie uutersiETrt. Uaa La- r.r eco surh expert dl ture. EEBNAHD NOOF.
 Tucson. FeirGarr -tb-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Unclaimed letters remaining in PostOthee at Tucson. Arit0us Oct 3ith. issI. In calling fn- thasa Ia-te-s rlsA.e say "advertlsed-'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29

st tbe rooms of the Commercial Clno. The m rnembership numbers some seventy, including, very naturally, 6 large number of the live and energetic men "i me p,hce' ol,,ocialIv youag men. The rooms of the Clgb are lerre. well arranged, and neat IT and substantially furnished. The ,n1,osnization ,1 is sn honor to the city. General Royal A. Johnson is the Pres ident. and ". I. Perry, one ot the pro ,,ris.ors of the San Xavier, one Of the best kent houses in the Territory, is Sec retary. ,, ox.o,5o5 oro, more paper than l had intended It should, s and hence will stop it shertI or as short as I can, by spylng 70 me .he oioJers of the Mercury, one and all tnet n5t ~ ,.Iv; tr;n has been a pleasant ore. A dsy ia inI 1'os ms Angeles wss s perfect boquet of ioy. % The people are full of energy ,,ss and and nIeb inst the elements we so mncn sa- ra;Ts pGTe, and i applaud, our flying trip through
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-12
Cannihnlisln.

4 case ofrannibalism is reported from
Iron Mountain. The Menominee Range
speaks of il thuely:
party drove up from Vulcan last Friday
and had supper at the jenkins house, consist
ing Of J r. Haeey superintendent Captain J.
IA. Curnow and wife, Captain r. :. Roberts and
wife, r. N. Hastings ndwiie, b. Copeland aud
wife, Charles lIeimerdineer and wife, Tony John.
son and wife. L.. whiterides and WIFE, Miss Bais.
dale and @. B Warren and sister.
Ii is not now necessary Go send our
good men TO the wilds Of foreign cline
TO have them devourcd by the natives.
Will the Range tell M how the victims
were prepared before being served To the
party Of cannibals from Vulcan?
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-12
IL T. Il y / IL | ~ G.
Of all kinds neatly done.


First publication February =
Notice Il hereby given that The Nett River Inn
proNemcnt Company, a corporation organized
aud existing under act OF the legislature Of the
state 81 Michigan, entitled an Act 60 authorize the
formation OF corporations for the purpose Of
improving the navigation of rivers approved
April D, 1869. and the acts amendatory thereof
and supplementary thereto. proposes TO improve
the navigation the Nett river and Also the nav.
gatiOn OF the East Branch thcreofirom the south
boundary line OF section four 90, IA township
forty.siN tIO north, Of range thirty three ('i;il
west. TO its confluence with said river by theron-
struction of a dam across said river located ON
the southeast quarter OF the southeast quarter
tSei of Sel OF section three % ln township forty
five 96l north Of range thlrtyfour t3il west
and by the construction OF two dams In and
across the said East Branch OF said river located
as follows VIZ. One on the southeast quarter
OF the nor beast quarter (seA of net Of section
eight 49, aud one on the northwest quarter of
the northeast quarter lnwit OF ne,,l of section
Twenty-Five (29), all IN township forty-sx li6)
north OF range thirty three l33) west aud also
by deepening the channel Of said river and Of the
said - Branch thereof. and by booming IA
channel across Trout Lake from the point where
said river enters said lake 10 the point of its dis
charn, ther.from, and by clearing the banks aud
bed OF said river and its branch aforesaid, within
the limits aforesaid. from All distractions which
Interfere with the free passage OF logs, timber and
other tioatables down the same That they have
prepared a map or plan OF the section OF said
streams, the navigation Of which they propose
to improve and plan for the Improvement of
the same, which shows aud sets forth the several
points In such streams where improvements are
proposed To be made ana the nature and char
acter OF such improvements. and have submitted
the same 20 the Board Of Control Of the 81.
Mary'S Falls ship Canal and have made appli-
cation 20 said Board for their approval thereof
aud their assent 20 said proposed improvement
That a meeting az said Board, for the hearing Of
said application, has been fixed for, and will be-
held on Thursday. the 3lst day OF March. a. u.
1887. az 10 o'clocka. m Dated February l, 1887.
The NETT RIVER IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
By -. l.. Busn. President.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-12
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

VIM Doucet and Hugh McGlinchy, OF
Crystal Falls. were IN the city on business last
week Mr.. Doucet says the Falls viii boom
during the summer Menomincc Herald
DR. l.. J. Kimball, whorecently dispos-
ed Of his interests at Norway has located here
lie l. a gentleman OF much learning and wide ex.
perience Welcome.
X. l.. Tuten, OF the Menomine Range, Il
splendid newspaper. was here on Thursday. and
called at this Office The editor resgrcts his ab.
sencc.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas ponchard Of the
Youngstown. rejoice over the arrival OF boun-
cling baby boy The little stranger came last
week
II. Marshall OF Milwaukee, United
states marhal was here this week. and was
shown the various mining properties by Dr Kim
ball
Mrs. j +. Atkinson, the editor'smoth-
err, returns thanks 20 Mrs A. A MetcaH for a
bouquet Of choice cut flowers.
The editor had the pleasure Of bccom-
ing acquainted with II Is. swain, superintendent
Of the Baney mine, this week
Chas l.. Hastings of Fond du Lac, n
Crystal Falls property owner called on THE
DIAMOND Dull yesterday
j. f. Shnfer, Of Iron Mountain, one of
the owners 81 the Sheldon 4 shaier mine came
IN al noon ON Wednesday.
DR.. Mead, of Iron Mountain, was here
in company with Dr. Butts, Of Mastodon, yes
terday
Mrs. c. c. Ncering has the thanks OF
the editor for package OF Missouri newspapers.
James Il. Knight, OF the Norway Cur
rent WIS here this week but did not fraternalize.
Ray kimball is the most lonesome boy
In town just now.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-12

AZ saloon below and dwelling above.
The contractor expects 70 hive II ready
for occupancy by the first Of May.
A. Justified desires TO be the next town
ship clerk Of Crystal Falls township and
says as much i'm m announcement else
wherc Mr.. Lustield filled the office one
term with much credit, and has acted as
deputy for the present clerk. Ills name
is "a good one and should be considered
by th&sotcrs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-12

rHE latest amusement is termed the
Editors Delight" and il is performed in
the following manncr Take a sheet 81
note paper, fold il up carefully and en-
close bank note sufficiently large topay
up AN arrears aud year in advance.
And what adds immensely to the feat is
10 send along the name ola new subscrib-
a. with the cash To balance Keep your
Eye ON the editor and If YOU detect a
smile, the trick is success.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-12

Among the larger hotels on the Menominee Range the
Bannerman House 1t is furnished throug hout in elegant
style. The Menomnee Range noted for its pure air and
heahfu climate, the locality for tiredout city folks
spend their vacations in Crystal Falls the and Banner
man IS hotel is the place live when they get here The
finest sample room the Range in connection.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-12

Tins year il a triile over seventy days
Old, yet there have been over one hum
tlred strikes OF workingInen during that
time The loss 20 the men should adj
inonish them "a seek arbitration for a
recess ~ grievances, and inaugrte
strikes only az "A hast resort.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-12

Full line OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Fur
nishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Trunks,
Valises. Everything in Boots and Shoes
from fine kid 20 heavy Brogan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-12

The Ontonagon and Brule railroad
hand grant forfeiture bill failed Of pass
agr through congress.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-12

HENRY WARD BEEcmsR, Americas
great preacher, died at $50 o'clock on
Tuesday morning az Brooklyn, \. y.
Ills death was caused by an apopletic
gt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-12

TIM Gogehic Mining Record will please
take notice that The DIAMOND DRnL is
published at Crystal Falls, Mich, and
not Iron River.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-12

TO the voters Of the township ~ Crystal Falls
At the earnest solicitation OF my friends. | here
with announce myself as a candidate for the OF
flee OF township clerk and promise II elected "a
do my utmost I'm performing the duties Of m,
office Respectfully,
a. IUTFIEID.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-12
NOTIOE!
OF ELECTION.

la TO the Electors OF the Township of
crystal Fails.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-12

Coals and Overcoats way down. \
large and elegant assortment of Ladies
goods, marked way down. Miners and
Lumbcrmcn's outfits. Neck Wear.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-05-19
AND CATARRH CAN BE
CURED

CANNNpMGrA, n. V, May p, 1885,.
Pardee Medicine Co.,
GENTLEMEN Nearly all winter | was
confined TO my room with inHammatory
rheumatism. l commenced using DIR.
Pardee's Rheumatic Remedy, but after
taking it for time the pain became more
intense, and was alarmed and feared the
remedy was maSing me worse, but CON
tinued it use and soon the pain left me-
and gradually improved, the soreness
leaving my arms and shoulders and seem
ing to pass out at my toes. 1t has COM
pletely cured me. At the time ] com
menced using the RENE ly had a throat
diff Guilty and the catarrh, which found
to be better after taking it, and it occurred
to me to use it as a gargle, which did
and to my great satisfaction / improved
rapidly. AMI TO day am free from both
rheumatism end catarrh. / con ider 1t
indispensable "a family medicine. |
take one teaspoonful after breakfast and
find it a splendid tonic. would advise
you to recommend it as gargle for throat
troubles and catarrh, for | know it will
cure. ! have seen some remarkable cures
from the use of this remed :, and it is one
can recommend to all.
am very truly yours.
T.. II. MCCALL.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-05-19
Beauty Well Ballasted.

The modern woman is well ballasted.
If she had the wings that go with the
celestial qualities the romancers ascribe
to her they had need be of good size
and stoutly feathered to lift her and her
paraphernalia above the ground.
The writer tried the scales upon her
hat and wrap last week. The little jet
and lace affair that fits so jauntily over
her shoulders, and looks as airy and
light as the spring morning itself, is no
such gosamer. 1t need weigh next to
nothing, but it can and does run as
high as thirty pounds. Ten pounds is
good average weight for glitter and
tinklc enough to make a panoply of
sparkling sunpoints of their owner as
she walks the streets looking like dew
drop and feeling like lump of lead.
The long and dignified raglan that
covers the figure from top TO toe has
possibilities in the way of deads that are
not granted it for nothing, and it i'm
proves them to the full. Forty pounds
it is said to weigh; there are fairy tales
of fifty, but the writer speaks only
whereof she knows. The bonnet hardly
knows the meaning or avoirdupois till
it makes the acquaintance of that black
king jet, but then it weighs down the
scales in right lordly fashion. Four
pounds is little enough for a glittering
beaded crown, and there are heads that
submit to eight and nine without a
murmur for the sake of such royal
diadem. Forty-five pounds has a jetted
gown been known to weigh; plus thirty
for the wrap and five for the bonnet,
the sum is a nice little total OF eighty
pounds for the proverbial delicate
American woman to carry about with
her on promenades.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-05-19
The Swedish Nightengale's Mate.

Count de Casa de Miranda, now the
lawful husband of Christine Nilsson,
is the son of lady who was govcrness
to the late'Queen Mercedes, and who
was raised to the rank of marchioness
by King Alfonso. The count a good
many years ago led boulevardier sort
of a life in Paris. After the Spanish re-
public collapsed he was en- rapport with
the Spanish embassy. His particular
function was to work the press. Those
journalists who were in relations with
him found him the pink of obliging
courtesy, and he was in q good many
instances bon comrade. He could be a
"tartar" when he liked, but he pre-
ferred not to be one often. 1t my men,
DRY does not deceive me, he was ar
rested in the winter of the seige as a
French spy by the Pru ssians and taken
to Versailles to be Intercepted by Bis
marck in person. The terrible chancel-
lor made conquest of him.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-05-19

"Lady PERTH" cried the girl have you
no pity-no mercy? l have been impru-
dent, foolish. should not have gone
to the Herons' Pool, but you know that
l have done no wrong"
II judge, and my brother will judge
by what | have SEEM" she replied.
II tell you frankly and honestly that no
man will ever overlook in his wife what
| saw and heard; that is the plain tru n,
you must face Ii as you can.
"Lady PERTH" cried faint, despair
ing voice, lido not tell my husband.
did not know; did not think of these
things. | see clearly now. | will be
most careful all my life. Do not tell my
husband! Think of my little Sunbeam;
do not tell him for her sake!"
"You should have thought of her
yoNrself," was the reply. "And it Is
precisely for her sake that l must tell
him. After all" continued Lady Perth,
with cruel enjoyment of the scene,
latter all, l do net believe that you
for one moment realize your position.
Do you know, certainly and really
what You have rendered yourself
liable to?''
"No," she faltered, 81 do not"
.'Then will tell YOU" said Lady
Perth. "You have been seen kissing,
with passionate tears and passionate
kisses, a man who was not your hus-
band; you have been seen with your
arms round his neck, your face buried
on his breast, you have been seen so
overcome with grief, that you fell with
your face TO the ground Your hus-
band will find in this sufficient reason,
sufficient ground for a divorce, and the
laws Of England will help him to gain
one"
TO BE CONTINUED.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-05-19
Trying to Get Even.

DO you see that man over there by
the stove, asleep?" inquired conductor
on the st. Paul; swell, that chaps a
curiosity. He's held an annual pass on
this road for the last five years, and
hain't been riding more'n three or four
times a year on an average. But just
as soon as that interstate commerce law
was signed by the president he began
ridin' every day an he hain't missed
day since. He's averagin' bout l,0JO
miles a week now. Why? Tryin' to
get even with the company, he says,
while he has a chance. He had some
sheep killed on the track once. and,
though the company wasn't liable, he
kicked so hard that the company made
him present of an annual pass. He
says he hain't got the worth o. them
sheep yet. but he's going to get it fore
the 9Th day of April if he has to ride
night and day."-Chicago Herald.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-05-19
Manufacturing Postal Cards.

c. G. Woolworth of Albany, head
of the concern that makes postal cards
for the government, says that at the
factory in Castleton, Pa. they manufac-
ture between two and three tons day
the year round. The largest order they
ever filled for one city was 100000
cards, or about twelve tons of paper,
for New York City, which uses about
5000, GOO cards month. Chicago
comes next, with about 100000 cards
in the same period. There are 400, 900,
900 postal cards manufactured annually.
Two-cent postage did not lessen the
use of postal cards, but checked the
growth of their use for some little time
The check has been overcome, and the
public are using more and more postal
cards every day.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-05-19
Most all the Same.

"Hello! called famale voice through
the telephone at police headquarters.
"Yes, who is it?'
''Same woman who has telephoned
you before"
"Well?'
THAT same husband of minc has
taken that same iewelry and gone to
the same saloon to pawn it for whisky"
"Well?"
swell, this same woman Is going
over and raise the same row about it,
"And what do you want of us?"
Nothing, except that you notify the
officers on the beat to keep his hands
off. He may not be the same man.
Free Press.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-05-19
His Failing. Too.

81 didn't like your cake very we'll to-
night" remarked Dingley to his land
lady.
"No?" queried she. "What was the
matter with it?"
1T seemed to me 1t was little
short"
81 have noticed the same falling in
you, Mr.. Dingley," was the terse reply.
And Dingley borrowed enough from
his friends to pay something on account.
It'd Bits.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-05-19

FOR DYSPEPSIA, Indigo, TlON, depression
of Spirits. General debility in their vari-
Gus forms; also preventive against Fever
and Ague, other intermittent Fevers,
"ferro- Phosphorated Elixir Of Calisaya,"
made by Hazard Hazard a. Co., N. Y,
sold by all druggists; best tonic for pa
.ients recovering from Fever or other
sickness, il has no equal.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-05-19
CHAPTER XVII.
"rRreHrESED At SHADOWS"

There is no object in the world SO
terrible as an angry woman given up
to tue power of her own passions. No
words could paint Lady Perth's angry
rage. 1t seemed to her as though she
had been on the very brink Of success
and now all the castles she had built In
the air had fallen to the ground. She
should never, unles. something further
happened, be mistress of the Towers in
her own absolute right again.
She had still one card left to play
one last venturesome, desperate stake
ard she would play 1t. She would see